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Webster Dictionary :: Hotmouthed

HOT'MOUTHED, a. Headstrong; ungovernable. That hotmouthed beast that bears again...

Webster Dictionary :: Hotness

HOT'NESS, n. Sensible heat beyond a moderate degree or warmth. 1. Violence; vehe...

Webster Dictionary :: Hotspur

HOT'SPUR, n. [hot and spur.] A man violent, passionate, heady, rash or precipita...

Webster Dictionary :: Hotspurred

HOT'SPURRED, a. Vehement; rash; heady; headstrong.

Webster Dictionary :: Hottentot

HOT'TENTOT, n. A native of the southern extremity of Africa. 1. A savage brutal ...

Webster Dictionary :: Hottentot-cherry

HOTTENTOT-CHERRY, n. A plant. [See Cherry .]

Webster Dictionary :: Hough

HOUGH, n. hok. 1. The lower part of the thigh; the ham; the joint of the hind le...

Webster Dictionary :: Houlet

HOUL'ET, n. An owl. [See Howlet .]

Webster Dictionary :: Hoult

HOULT, n. [See Holt .]

Webster Dictionary :: Hound

HOUND, n. [L. canis.] A generic name of the dog; but in English it is confined t...

Webster Dictionary :: Houndfish

HOUND'FISH, n. A fish, called also Galeus laevis, with a long round body, and as...

Webster Dictionary :: Hounds

HOUNDS, n. In seamen's language, the projecting parts of the head of a mast. HOU...

Webster Dictionary :: Houndtree

HOUND'TREE, n. A kind of tree.

Webster Dictionary :: Houp

HOUP. [See Hoopoo.]

Webster Dictionary :: Hour

HOUR, n. our. [L. hora; also L. tempestivus, from tempus. See Time . but hour, h...

Webster Dictionary :: Hourglass

HOUR'GLASS, n. our'glass. A chronometer that measures the flux of time by the ru...

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